We welcome The Grand Collection – a design brand where Italian inspiration, sculptural forms, and exclusive materials meet in furniture and lighting created to last far beyond the season's trends.
With its design studio in Amsterdam and a clear love for Italian interiors, The Grand Collection has created a design language that feels warm, sophisticated, and minimalist all at once. Here, luxury is not about taking up the most space, but about the quality of the materials, the balance of proportions, and the details that make a difference.
Inspired by Italian design
The inspiration from Italy runs like a common thread through The Grand Collection. Soft lines meet architectural forms and a warm, neutral color palette where the materials are allowed to take center stage.
Every piece of furniture and lamp begins with an idea that is developed and refined in the design studio in Amsterdam. The collection is characterized by a clear balance between form and function, with products that have a strong presence without dominating the room.
The Grand Collection also collaborates with selected designers, including the Italian designer Paolo Ciacci, to continue developing its characteristic expression.
Materials allowed to take space
The choice of materials is a central part of The Grand Collection's design philosophy. Here, exclusive Italian fabrics meet natural alabaster from Spain, wood, and meticulously crafted metals.
Alabaster, in particular, recurs in several of the collection's lamps. Since alabaster is a natural material, each stone has its own variations, veins, and tones. When the lamp is lit, the structure of the material emerges as the stone casts a soft and warm light.
Textiles and surface finishes are also chosen for their tactile feel and ability to age beautifully. The result is furniture and lighting that feel just as well-considered up close as from a distance.
Furniture created for every room in the home
The Grand Collection's furniture range spans from generous dining tables and elegant chairs to coffee tables and smaller pieces that easily become a part of an existing interior.
Dining tables such as Amalfi and Giuli let materials and proportions take focus, while chairs like Valeria, Anna, and Kimberly add softer forms and texture to the dining area. Giuli also returns as a coffee table, making it possible to carry the same design language through different rooms in the home.
Common to all is a striving for timelessness. The furniture is not created around a single trend, but to be combined with different materials, eras, and interior styles over time.
Lighting that becomes part of the architecture
Lighting is a major part of The Grand Collection's identity. The collection ranges from sculptural pendant lamps and chandeliers to wall lamps and table lamps.
In models such as Mario and Gio, clear geometric shapes are combined with a softer light, while wall lamps like Castello, Oscar, and Osaka function just as much as decorative objects as sources of light.
It is lighting created to add something even when the lamp is switched off – a principle that recurs throughout much of the collection.
The craftsmanship behind every product
The journey from the first sketch to a finished product is an important part of The Grand Collection. Prototypes are tested and adjusted with a focus on, among other things, proportions, comfort, and how the product is experienced in a real room.
Manufacturing is then carried out by selected craftsmen with various areas of expertise. Hand-finishing and meticulous detailing contribute to the individual character of each product before it is finally quality-controlled.
It is a slower and more thoughtful approach to design – where the final result should feel as right in the hand as it does to the eye.
Alabaster – a natural material with natural variations
Alabaster plays a prominent role in The Grand Collection's lighting and contributes to the collection's warm and sophisticated expression. The brand works with natural alabaster, which is carefully selected from quarries in Spain and used in several of the collection's lamps.
What makes alabaster particularly beautiful in lighting is the material's natural transparency. When light passes through the stone, its veins and variations emerge, while a soft, warm, and pleasant light is spread in the room.
Since alabaster is a natural material, no two pieces are exactly alike. Variations in color, structure, and veining are a natural part of the stone and make every lamp personal. It is precisely the interplay between the living material and the thoughtful design that gives The Grand Collection's alabaster lighting its character.
The Grand Collection at Stockton
We have long looked for brands that add something new to our existing range, and The Grand Collection feels like a natural part of Stockton. The combination of Italian-inspired design, exclusive materials, and a timeless design language makes the collection easy to combine with both modern and more classic interiors.
At Stockton, you will now find a curated selection of furniture and lighting from The Grand Collection. Explore the collection and discover our favorites from one of the latest additions at Stockton.
